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A TALE OF ONE CONCOURSE - 16TH APRIL 2011
Post categories: Blog Squadron art
|15:44 UK time, Wednesday, 20 April 2011
This week's show drawing from James Hood is called 'A Tale of One Concourse' and is based on the introduction to 'A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens.
"It was big in the railway station. It was small in the railway station.
There were a train with no chin and a vagrant who was turf'd of face on the platform. McGregor the writing ghost rose undramatically from Sexy the Steam Engine's hat and Stumpy Jimmy, the watchdog, despoiled the shining engine by firing his blood on Sexy's rear end.
And it came to pass that a single tuppenny bit was left on the platform by a man not known to Buckules the short vagrant, who wanted to take the coin that lay before him, and buy sweets or whatever."
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At 20:05 20th Apr 2011, foxystoat wrote:Turf'd of face; genius.
Bravo James, you are brills. x
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Comment number 2.
At 20:35 20th Apr 2011, MrDebonair wrote:Is that Boggins in the background? I'm a bit concerned 'it' keeps popping up for some reason... *shiver*
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Comment number 3.
At 21:23 20th Apr 2011, roboplege wrote:not boggins, it's the birthday party tailless dog!
Needs more Boggins!!!
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At 22:29 20th Apr 2011, Auntie Nubbins wrote:It's about time James actually MET Joe!
.........Lovely work, as ever, James. Love the chowder bubble.
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At 15:32 21st Apr 2011, Dalekwidow wrote:*applauds* Brilliant!
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